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Aug 04, 2014
FSU MED Magazine
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As an emergency room physician, Jon Cobb (PIMS, ’91) has seen firsthand how much patients have benefited from advances in medical technology.  What if technology continues to advance
at the rate it has for the past 25 years?

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Aug 04, 2014
FSU MED Magazine
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Stephen Nobles (M.D., ’11) was known as a kind person who enjoyed other cultures. He used his language skills to make patients from non-English-speaking backgrounds more comfortable in the medical setting.  Stephen was a quiet and gentle person and was well liked by his classmates, faculty and staff here in Fort Pierce.

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Aug 04, 2014
FSU MED Magazine
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Mel Hartsfield (PIMS, ’78) was one of the first alumni to serve in a leadership role with the FSU College of Medicine when he assumed duties as dean of the Tallahassee Regional Campus. Hartsfield served as the campus dean for five years through 2011, before returning to Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, Georgia, where he is chief medical officer.

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Aug 04, 2014
FSU MED Magazine
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The first new residents likely will be in place by 2016 and, at full capacity, the program will produce two new general surgeons a year. Currently, the nearest general surgery residency programs are in Jacksonville and Gainesville.

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Aug 04, 2014
FSU MED Magazine
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After two years in the internal medicine residency program at Naval Medical Center San Diego, Allison became head of clinical quality for the Navy’s medical center and regional health-care system.  He will be working for the CDC Center for Global Health, Global Immunizations Division, Global Elimination and Eradication Branch.

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Aug 05, 2014
IRB ADVISOR
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Technology advances have driven increased interest in molecular studies involving tissue analyses. As a result, biotech firms increasingly are asking scientists to sell human tissues for study by outside enterprises. Marshall B. Kapp, director of the Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law at Florida State University, was quoted in this story about informed consent issues.

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Aug 06, 2014
Frontiersin.org
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This opinion article on Alzheimer's disease was co-authored with Sandy Halperin, a local early-stage Alzheimer’s patient, to assemble essential ideas regarding potential outreach initiatives and to describe the nature of research to and from model systems.

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Aug 09, 2014
Tallahassee Democrat
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FSU medical students participated in two events that were held by the Capital Area Healthy Start Coalition (CAHSC) in an effort to increase the awareness among the community concerning critical issues such as safe sleep, diabetes, obesity and hypertension.

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Aug 10, 2014
Tallahassee Democrat
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Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Physicians Partners welcomes FSU College of Medicine grad Marlisha Edwards, M.D..

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Aug 14, 2014
NBC News
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The FSU College of Medicine’s Bridge to Clinical Medicine was established several years ago to expand the number of medical students from medically underserved, rural, and inner-city communities. The 12-month Master’s program provides education and clinical practice to students who meet all the criteria for medical school, but perhaps don’t have a high Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) score.

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